Draw a set of indifference curves for the following pairs of goods:
• Meat and carrots for a vegetarian who neither likes nor dislikes meat.
• Bread and milk for an individual who always consume them together.
• Fortune and Business Week for an individual who regard this two magzine are perfect substitute.
• Ice cream and pie if these are goods that you like, but if you eat too much of either, you get sick of them. If you are sick of a good, eating more of it lowers you utility.
(Note: need not to be precise, but the key idea is to describe the how indifference curve’s slope changes in different situations)